Big US counterfeit haul tops Europe and domestic thefts
The secret service reports more than 3.1 million dollars in counterfeit currency seized in the past year, with over two thirds from Europe led by Marseilles France. It notes forged government checks and bonds as a growing problem and details arrests including 2,278 suspects, with key cases in California and Florida.
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Washington
Europe
Secret Service
James J. Maloney
John W. Snyder
the Treasury
Marseilles
France
Maloney
United States
U. S
Florida
Georgia
New Jersey
Billy Williams
Williams
California
Fresno
Bowman
Teague Tests Oratory During Ventura Home Invasion
Republican Assembly candidate Charles Teague and his wife hosted guests in Ojai when a masked youth with a rifle burst in and demanded wallets. Teague spoke to the intruder urging reform, but the teen chose banditry, leaving with three wallets totaling $150.
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Ventura
Calif
Republican Assembly
Charles Teague
Teague
B. B. Price
Ojai
Charles Raymonds
Hitty Bottle Wrestling Fan Awarded Damages
Virginia G. Cox, a Norfolk wrestling fan, was awarded 1500 by the circuit court against promoter Bill Lewis after a whisky bottle struck her head during a match. Cox claimed the promoter failed to prevent violent conduct as Jimmy Coffield pinned his opponent, while Lewis argued he tried to keep battles out of the auditorium and that fans should know wrestling is not a tea party.
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Richmond
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Norfolk
Virginia G. Cox
Bill Lewis
Cox
Jimmy Coffield
Lewis
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